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Northern Advocate, 2 December 1939, Page 14

AMUSEMENTS - tt-.E : G:E:N=T - The Theatre Beautiful Dir: Amalgamated Theatres Ltd. Reserves HASLETT’S —Phone 2565 Deaf Aids Available Tonight 8 p.m., Mon. and Tues. BRITAIN’S ANSWER to the SPY PROBLEM “CLOUDS OVER EUROPE” “CLOUDS OVER EUROPE” “CLOUDS OVER EUROPE” A gay, debonair young blade staging a battle of wits with England’s most famous beauty . . . and Europe’s most notorious nest of spies! COMEDY! INTRIGUE! ACTION! LAURENCE OLIVIER , „ “Heathclifle” of “Wuthermg Heights - RALPH RICHARDSON and his Chamberlain Umbrella VALERIE HOBSON Recommended by Censor for Adults

■ Regent Special Supports Include: T ATTTQT •‘MARCH OF TIME ’ “BACKGROUND FOR WAR” “BACKGROUND FOR WAR’; Dramatic story of events before Wai. Reserves 1/6 and 2/3 Plans at THEATRE - Phone 2222 GRAND CONCERT by the Pupils of the Pipiwai Native School TOWN HALL : WHANGAREI rjTHURSDAY JQECEMBER Choir Singing in Trained Harmony, Part Songs, Maori Action Songs, Popular Melodies, Negro Spirituals. \ . Under the baton of MR. C. E. CUMPSTY Poi Dancing Hakas These are the Native Children who created a furore at the last Winter Exhibition. All Proceeds will be divided equally between the Tikipunga Orphanage and the Pipiwai School Bath Scheme. Admission: 1/6 and 1/-. Children Half Price. 925 jpiNALE OF QUEEN QARNIVAL AT CORONATION CEREMONY CORONATION CEREMONY At the rjTQWN JJALL WEDNESDAY, JJECEMBER gTH The Winning Queen will be Crowned in a blaze of pomp and ceremony. A GREAT SPECTACLE OVER 60 ON THE STAGE This is preceded by a VARIETY ENTERTAINMENT VARIETY ENTERTAINMENT Full of Sparkling Zest. One Night You Cannot Afford to Miss. Admission: 2/- and 1/6. Children Half Price. Box Plan at Laurie’s. 924 DANCING p RAND pATRIOTIC JQANCE TOWN HALL TO-NIGHT —TO-NIGHT Novelties. Buffet Supper. Proceeds in . aid of Patriotic Fund. Members of Special Force in uniform admitted free. Ces Wright’s Popular Band Flannels Optional. Admission 2/-. XjUATANGATA Tennis Dance— THURS., 7th Dec. Goodison’s Orchestra. Novelty Dances. Home-made Supper. 1/6 and 2/-. .Q.RAND JJALL JJANCE Mangapai, Thursday, December 7. Frank Carter’s Dance Band. 957 GHIRLEY MAXWELL, M.R.A.D. (Elem.), Teacher of Dancing. Studio: 194 Bank St, Tuition in Ballroom, Ballet, Tap, etc. Private lessons by appointment. 105 TI7ARRINGTON School of Dancing—- ■ Expert tuition in all branches. Ballroom, Tap, National, Operatic, Greek, Fencing, Physical Culture. 74

USED CARS FOR SALE. WHANGAREI MOTORS USED CAR SPECIALISTS £7s— Model A Roadster (air wheels). £175—1937 Morris 8 (new condition). £175—1936 Ford 10 (nice car). £175—1934 Chevrolet Coupe (one owner). Inspect and buy. £l25—VB 4-Door Sedan (reconditioned, paint and rubber as new). £7s—Model A 4-Door Sedan (good buying). Several Cheap Tourers and Half-tons. Cars Bought, Sold and Exchanged. 11 BANK STREET WHANG ARE! Phone 2633. Private 2237. LOOK! LOOK! LOOK!" All Used Cars Reduced As Much As 10 Per Cent. 30 TRIPS TO CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION (Each limited to a value of £ls) Or £ls Cash if Preferred. Never before has there been an offer like this! All makes and models in our range of Used Cars genuinely reduced as much as 10 per cent. In addition, up to December 20th, every buyer has an opportunity to win a Free Trip to the Centennial Now is the time to buy your Used Car. You win all ways—save money, have the largest selection, and an opportunity to visit the Exhibition at our expense. Come in and get the essential details of this wonderful Exhibition Free Trip Contest. LOOK AT THESE FOR VALUES Every one subject to as much as 10 per cent, off the price listed. 1938 Ford Y 8 Fordor Sedan, one owner, as new £265 1938 Ford V 8 Coupe, small mileage, a snip £225 1938 Ford 10 h.p. Fordor Saloon, one owner; 9000 miles £220 1936 Austin 10 h.p. Fordor Saloon , ' £145 Bulck Light Six Sedan £65 Ford A Tourer £55 FAIRHALL MOTORS Ltd. KAIKOHE Telephone Us (945) for a Demonstration. F 8